You may be able to get a partial release from some - they release from the property but retain their right to pursue the owner. 

Do your research and concentrate your efforts on areas that will attract and retain quality, long term tenants.

We will definitely need/want to eventually sell the business itself (likely about 13-15 years from now, unless universal healthcare comes along, in which case, we can/will sell out earlier), either retaining and renting back the portion of the RE that is needed for the business OR selling the needed portion of RE along with the business. 

Retain this information in a trusted system (RE: David Allen's Getting Things Done). 3.

Of course these were cursory discussions but I was surprised at how much he actually retained.  

I'm asking this in broad economic terms.If the dollar becomes worthless due to "unsustainability of our fiat system" and we enter into a hyperinflationary period, that would mean that physical assets real estate (and many stocks) would be among the only things that retains value.If we have a real estate bust, then the dollar becomes more valuable in that the purchasing power of cash goes up.Basically, these doomsayers always have some story to support things going to crap. 

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.As an aside, I think I retained Todd Rowe to represent an Insured in a claim I handled. 

Only takes a few seconds to respond to an inquiry so I'm fine with it.I have a handyman on retainer who lives nearby in case someone needs to get on site quickly to fix something (and a backup guy of course). 

Will you be renting the 30 spaces you retain out as transient or non-transient? 

I have dealt with engineers, surveyors, licensed GCs, plumbers, & electricians, and am currently retaining a former City Sr.